Is this the first selfrunning overunity motor w/o batteries ? Mike?s motor

[hartiberlin]

Omnibus,
from the timing and the postings on gn0sis I
have the feeling, that it is not a hoax.

I think Mike just was a beginner and did
not realize what kind of juwel he had built.

As he just said, it is a unity motor and did not realize,
that indeed it is overunity and also because of some other
questions he asked, how to measure, I think our many
questions were too much for him and maybe some people
also emailed him too many times and now he just wants to have
some quiet time to build his second device...

Also as DMBOSS said, that he is already at 135 %,
it seems to be a valid system.

Please be patient.
A few other people are just a few steps away to complete their
rebuild motors.
Also Bedini and Lindeman are looking now into modifying
their original motors.

Regards, Stefan.

[argona369]

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[neptune]

I work for myself as a washing machine repair man, and became interested in this last week when business was quiet. The job is now megga busy again,so no chance of any building at present. Ther are obviously many very skilled people with good tools working to copy mikes work . My approach would be to build the basic rotor and coils like mike. Then I would try an all mechanical switched approach, which does not stop conversion to transistors later. Mech switching eliminates diode losses. Drive the motor via a commutator similar to the one sshown on fight-4-truth.com website.Use only 2 brushes [ the two on diagram marked SCR andmotor on diagram. Feed motor coil from power source via the 2 brushes]. You can now use a second commutator  to connect coil3 to cap. Using these type of commutators, you can vary the timing, pulse width, number of lobes on the commutator, the number of puses per revolution. Cheap simple, and you can see what is going on.

[fesearcher]

Dear Stefan,
here are the screen shots of my device. I have also included the circuit design of my electronics which is modified. The trigger coil is of course the first coil, the power coil is the one that drives the motor and the pickup coil is the third one. The current ist measured over a 10 ohm resistance. (Positive current is consuming current). The scaling is described in the picture. Before each measurement I charged the cap to 12V and removed the power supply.
PK

[hartiberlin]

@neptune
yes I think this also could be done by the right mechanical commutators.
Good luck on your setup.

@fsearcher.
Many thanks for the scope shots and the PDF File with the
circuit diagram.

How do you connect L2 to L3 ?
This is not shown inside the PDF File.

Do you also use a SolidState Relay or where do you get the
spikes from ?
Do you also have a picture of your actual device ?



Where did you actually take the current.jpg shot at ?
At the 10 Ohm shunt ?
Where was exactly connected ?

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.